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Soliloquy by Elude [web] [nfo]

platform :

  Amiga AGA
type :

  demo
release date : march 2008
release party : Breakpoint 2008
compo : amiga demo
ranked : 2nd
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popularity :
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average rating 0.95
alltime top: #360
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added on the 2008-03-24 by ltk_tscc  

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wtf.. I'm sure I added a thumb up earlier..
  added on the 2008-04-01 by Quarryman  
simply great! I love the scene from the screenshot! :)
  added on the 2008-04-02 by Proteque  
amazing! much better than drifters demo...
  added on the 2008-04-03 by DKL  
Thanks for the soundtrack link - very much appreciated!
  added on the 2008-04-04 by Stebo  
Thnx guys! This is the best release from BP08 for me!
  added on the 2008-04-07 by unbeliever^x7m  
lovely, only really enjoyable production from the amiga demo compo
  added on the 2008-04-07 by waffle  
great to watch.. some scenes are really spooky :)
  added on the 2008-04-07 by fiveofive  
Great music! Nice graphics. Excellent code!

A teraz Rubinio poprosze taka fajna grafike na peceta :D.
  added on the 2008-04-08 by MrAcryl  
Very beautiful.
  added on the 2008-04-12 by vingummi  
Blew my socks off at BP! Seems like TBL has some competition on the Amiga :)
  added on the 2008-04-16 by Axel  
fucking amazing in every aspect (although it does take a few hints from TBL :)

one thing i kept thinking though when watching is... "i wonder if it can be done in 4k?"... and i dunno why i kept thinking it. o_O
  added on the 2008-04-17 by Gargaj  
probably because you talked to iq, Blueberry and Mentor for too long?
  added on the 2008-04-17 by Axel  
very nice!
  added on the 2008-04-17 by beavis77  
running under winuae with amigasys3 and much ram (but some gfx failures)
  added on the 2008-04-27 by metal  
  added on the 2008-04-27 by Yaroze  
Well deserved victory, if you can call it that - it's hard to fight against an anniversary of a much beloved group.
I liked the feel of this demo, although it's a bit hard for me to understand if there was a real story, or just random moments of despair and darkness. My favourite scenes were the gold plated paper and the tree of people - nice ones there.
The music is fitting and is very good to begin with - however, it fades a bit in the end.
Overall, the best Amiga demo at Breakpoint 2008, which probably makes this the best Amiga demo of 2008. ;)
  added on the 2008-04-29 by Nutman^IRIS  
What all others says =)
  added on the 2008-05-10 by bittin  
lovely
  added on the 2008-05-19 by  
I really like it
  added on the 2008-06-25 by kinga  
Good work!
  added on the 2008-07-25 by grafXnixdorf  
Maturefurk-wannabe demo, on obsoleet hardware with six to ten years old effects shown at a ridicolous resolution (what's that, 160x100?).
Sorry, it didn't work for me.
  added on the 2008-08-18 by friol  
<irony>Oh yeah right. I almost forgot that obsolete hardware is a "no go" in the demoscene.</irony> ;)

This rocks!
  added on the 2008-08-22 by Raven^NCE  
Great. And what a soundtrack !
  added on the 2009-02-02 by wullon  
forgotten thumb
  added on the 2009-03-16 by wayne  
Music makes it better. Incredible score by Chaser with ugly amiga models and some nice effects.

Still thumb up.
  added on the 2009-08-31 by Trauma Zero  

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